Sentence examples similar to one off basis from inspiring English sources

The Australia game falls outside World Rugby's official window but Wales will be able to select their six players who are based in England, including North and the centre Jamie Roberts, after Premiership Rugby waived, on a one-off basis, its rule that clubs held on to their non-England players when they were not obliged to release them.

This can be on a one-off basis (a seminar or conference) or on a more regular basis (for example, an annual Round Table that brings together representatives from different countries).

Volcanoes, though, do this on a one-off basis.

The above only feature non-human guests on a one-off basis.

When live screenings started, it was on a one-off basis.

The source suggested the median benefit for higher rate taxpayers would be £2,000 on a one-off basis.

In a 2013 report, Ipsa determined that MPs' pay would increase on a one-off basis by 10% following the 2015 election.

Given the number of Windows XP PCs still being used in government and businesses at the time, Microsoft provided paid-for extended support on a one-off basis.

The Gunners won in the Amsterdam tournament last weekend and are well capable of matching the Blues for skill on a one-off basis.

For their part, the Celtics had stayed out of the ABL because they could make much more money by playing any of the best professional teams on a one-off basis.

The FA contributed money on a one-off basis to Gary Mabbutt's recent fund to put Paul Gascoigne into rehabilitation but it cannot do the same for every former international.